内蒙古巴彦淖尔市2025-2026学年高一下学期期末考试英语试卷

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D.WhatdoesthestorymainlytellFamilysupportleadstoConfidenceisthemostNevergiveupinthefaceofDon’tstayindifferenttoourAnenvironmentalgroup,NatureServe,says40percentofanimalsand34percentofplantsintheUnitedStatesareatriskofdisappearing.Thegrouprecentlyreleasedareportbasedon50yearsofdatafromover1,000scientistsacrossthecountry.Italsofoundthat41percentofecosystems,includinglifeforms,landandwater,arefacingcollapse.Manykindsofcreaturesareindanger,includingcrayfish,cacti,andfreshwatermussels.Forexample,theVenusflytrap,aplantthat“eats”insects,isnowonlyfoundinthewildinafewplacesinNorthandSouthCarolina.AbouthalfofallU.S.cactusspeciesand200kindsoftreesmaydieout.Largenortherngrasslandsarealsoamongthemostthreatenedecosystems.Thereportprovidespicturesandmapsshowingwhereanimalsandplantsaremostatrisk.Themainthreatsincludeenvironmentaldestruction,land-usechange,invasivespecies,riverpollution,andclimatechange.California,Texas,andthesoutheasternU.S.havethehighestpercentagesofspeciesatrisk.Scientistssaythisispartlybecausetheseareashavemanydifferentformsoflifeandalsohaveseenalotofpopulationgrowthinrecentyears.SeanO’BrienisthepresidentofNatureServe.Hesaidthedatainthereportwasveryworrying.Hehopesthereportwillhelplawmakerspasswildlifeprotectionlaws.JohnKanterisabiologistwiththeNationalWildlifeFederation,anon-profitgroupalsobasedinVirginia.Henotedthatthereportcouldsteerstateofficialsincreatingeffectiveactionplans.Currently,federalmoneyforwildlifeprotectionislimited,butaproposedbillwouldgreatlyincreaseKanteradded,“Ourbiodiversityislikeanaturesavingsaccount.Ifwedon’tkeeptrackofwhat’soutthereandwhatthethreatsare,there’snowaytotakeactionfirst.”Hebelievesthatwithinformation,peoplecanprotectnatureandbuildahealthierfutureforalllivingthings.Thereportgiveshopethatbyworkingtogether,humanscansaveendangeredspeciesandkeeptheplanetbeautifulforgenerationstocome.HowdidthegroupgettheByinterviewinglocalBytakingpicturesandBystudyingthepastBywatchinganimalsinWhatisthepurposeofparagraphToshowdifferentToprovidemoreToofferanewToexplainsomeWhatdoestheunderlinedword“steer”inparagraph4A. 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D.WhatdoesKanterstressaboutthereportinthelastA.Itssignificance.B.Its C.Its D.ItsArchaeologistsandresearchersattheancientRomansiteofPompeiihaveusedartificialintelligence(AI)forthefirsttimetodigitallyrebuildthefaceofamankilledintheAD79eruptionofMountVesuviusthatcoveredthecity,offeringanewwaytounderstandoneofhistory’smostfamousnaturaldisasters.Thedigitalpictureshowsamanwhoseremains,alongwiththoseofanotherperson,werediscoveredwastryingtogetawayfromthecitytowardthecoastofwhatisnowItalyduringthevolcaniceruption.Researchersbelievethemandiedearlyinthedisaster,duringaheavyfallofvolcanicmaterial.TherebuildingwasdonebythePompeiiArchaeologicalPark,whichannouncedonitswebsitethatitwasdonewiththeUniversityofPaduaandbasedonarchaeologicalsurveydatafromdigsnearthePortaStabiaburialground,justoutsidethewallsoftheancientcity.TheannouncementshowstheAI-generatedimageofwhatthemancouldhavelookedlike.Heshownrunningalongarough,debris-coveredroad,holdingalarge,shallowbowloverhisheadandusingitasashieldwhileMountVesuviusisseeneruptinginthebackground.Themanwasalsocarryinganoillamp,asmallironringand10bronzecoins,personalobjectsthatofferinsightintohislastmomentsaswellasintodailylifeinPompeiibeforethedisaster.Pompeii,aUNESCOWorldHeritagesitenearNaples,wasburiedunderashandpumicewhenVesuviuseruptednearly2,000yearsago,keepingthecityandtheremainsofthousandsofitspeopleinveryfinedetail.Oldaccounts,includingthoseofRomanwriterPlinytheYounger,describePompeii’sresidentsusingobjectstoprotectthemselvesasashanddebriscoveredthecity.ThedigitalpicturewascreatedbyusingAIandphoto-editingtechniquesdesignedtoturnskeletalandarchaeologicaldataintoarealistichumanlikeness.InwhataspectcanthepictureofferFindingmoreancientremainsnearRebuildingtheoldwallsandgroundofShowingthedailydietofthepeopleinStudyingthevolcaniceruptiondestroyingWhatwasthemaninthepictureEscapingfromObservingtheCookinghisCollectingvolcanicWhatdoesparagraph4mainlytalkThecauseoftheThedailylifeoftheThedetailsoftheThefeaturesofWhichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitlefortheVolcanoRuinedtheAncientCityAIRecreatedtheFaceofaManinPhotosRecordaFamousVolcanicAIHelpsScientistsStudyAncient第二节(5小题;2.5分,12.5分HowtoUsePocketMoneytoTeachChildrenMoneyManyparentshopetheirchildrencanlearnhowtousemoneywisely.Onesimplewayisthroughpocketmoney.Withproperguidance,pocketmoneycanhelpchildrendevelopresponsibilityandmakebetterchoicesaboutmoney.●SetclearrulesfromtheBeforegivingpocketmoney,parentsshoulddecidehowoftenitwillbegivenandwhatitisfor.Somefamiliesconnectpocketmoneywithextrachores,whileothersseeitaspartoffamily.Spellitout:when,howmuch,anyconditions,andwhathappensifthey“forget”todotheirpart.Theamountofpocketmoneyshoulddependonachild’sageandfamilysituation.Childrenneedenoughmoneytomakemeaningfuldecisions,butnotsomuchthattheystoplearninghowtoplancarefully.Thegoalistomakethemhaveenoughtomakemeaningfulchoices.●TalkaboutmoneyPocketmoneydaycanbeagoodchancetodiscussspendinghabits.38. .Meanwhile,admitwhenyoumakemoneymistakes.Sharestoriesaboutyourownfinancialwins.Kidsappreciatehonesty,anditkeepstheconversationreal.●LetchildrenlearnfromSometimeschildrenspendalltheirmoneyonsomethingthatquicklylosesitsvalue.Althoughparentsmaywanttohelp,itisoftenbettertoletchildrenexperiencetheresultoftheirchoices. Inshort,pocketmoneyisnotjustaboutgivingmoney.Itisausefulwaytohelpchildrenbuildmoneyskillsandprepareforfuturelife.40. .However,thehabitstheydeveloptodaycanhelpthembecomeresponsibleandconfidentadultsinthefuture.SpendallthemoneyonusefulChooseanamountthatfitsyourInreturn,parentsshouldactasaroleAskchildrenwhattheywanttobuyorsaveProgressmaybeslow,andtheymaymakeWhateveryoudecide,beingclearisyourbestTheseexperiencesoftenteachmorethandirect第三部分语言运用(共两节,30分第一节(15小题;1分,15分阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。BrodyRidderwasanextremelyshy6th-gradestudentwhorarelysocializedwithhisclassmates.Hewasfeelingverysadbecausealmostnoneofhisclassmateswouldsignhisautographbook(签名册).41. twoteachers,noonehadwritteninhisbook.42. ,Brodydecidedtowritea tohimselfontheemptypages,“HopeyoumakesomemoreWhenhismothersawtheblankpages,shewasverysad.She44. aphotooftheautographpageonline.Thepostquicklydrewalotof45. fromthelocalcommunity.Thepostsoonwas bythree11th-gradestudentsatthenearbyhighschool.Theyimmediatelymadeaplan theyoungboy.EventhoughtheyhadnevermetBrody,they48. manyoftheirfriendstovisitBrody’sschooltheverynextday.ThehighschoolteenswalkedintotheclassroomandgreetedBrody49. .Theytookturnswritinginhisautographbook,leavinglongparagraphsfullofadvice.SeeingtheolderstudentsgivingBrodysomuchattentioncompletely thesituationinhisclassroom.Soon, —whodidn’tgivetheirsignaturesatfirst—beganto52. andsignhisautographbookaswell.Brodylaterexpressedhowmuchthekind53. meanttohim,saying,“Itjustmademefeelbetterasapersonontheinside.”Hismotherwasvery54. forthegreatkindnessstartedbytheolderstudents,reflectingthatthereisstillalotof55. forpeople.A.DuetoB.InsteadofC.ApartfromD.AsA.AngryB.HeartbrokenC.ConfusedD.A.songB.poemC.letterD.A.postedB.copiedC.searchedD.A.inspirationB.attentionC.troubleD.A.noticedB.writtenC.ignoredD.A.teachB.punishC.supportD.A.remindedB.orderedC.gatheredD.A.warmlyB.nervouslyC.unwillinglyD.A.recognizedB.acceptedC.controlledD.A.classmatesB.neighborsC.coworkersD.A.turndownB.giveupC.setoffD.comeA.commentB.invitationC.actD.A.sorryB.gratefulC.famousD.A.timeB.hopeC.moneyD.第二节(10小题;1.5分,15分阅读下面短文,1InShanghai’scountryside,narrowstonebridgescrossquietcreeksandemptyfields,whosestoneshavemanycracks,andsomegrassgrowsoutofthebridges’joints.Oncenecessaryforlocal56. (villager),thebridgesarenowthefocusofacitywiderestoration(修复)campaignaimedat57. (preserve)theimageoftheShanghai-stylecountryside.The“Let’sRepairAncientBridgesTogether”program, (launch)bycity’splanningauthority,beganwithfourQingDynastybridgesinPudong’sZhoupuTown:Yaojiadian,Youmou,YuhouandBaoyou.Therestorationisalsopartofabroaderplan59. (revive)HupaiJiangnan,aShanghaiexpressionofJiangnanculturethatcombineswaterways,stonebridgesandruralcustoms.Eachofthefourbridgeshasa60. (difference)historyandarelevantrestoringplan.Forexample,YaojiadianBridge,builtintheYongzhengera,isbestknown61. itscarvedcouplets(对联).BaoyouBridge,rebuiltinthelateQingDynasty,isthe62. (old)survivingstonearchbridgeinsouthernPudong. seriesofrestorationwillbringbacktherails,brokenparts,andaddviewingplatforms,bamboogroves,andriversideThefourbridgesarechosenbecauseZhoupuTown64. (be)apilotzoneforruralrevitalization(乡村振兴)since2019.Workthere,65. willprotectrelics,improvevillageenvironmentsandsupportculturaltourism,includesfarmlandrepair,riverclearing,andtheconstructionofruralroads.“Wearenotonlyrepairingbridges,”adesignersaid,“wearealsobringingthebridgesbackto第四部分写作(共两节,40分第一节(15分假定你是李华,Luck写一封邮件介绍此80DearLuck,Li第二节(25分阅读下面材料,根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段,SarahandheryoungsonMaxhadjustspentaweekvisitingherhusbandathisnewjobsiteacrossthecountry.Itwasatripmeanttogivethelittleboysomepreciousface-to-facetimewithhisfather,whohadonlybeenseenonvideocallslately.Thevisithadbeenwonderful,filledwithparktripsandbedtimestoriesthatonlyhappenwhenafamilyistogether.Butnowitwasover,andshewasflyinghomealonewiththefive-year-oldwhodidn’tunderstandwhyDaddycouldnotcometoo.Themorninghadstartedearly,withatearfulgoodbyeatthehotelandarushedtaxiridetotheairport.Securitylineshadbeenlong;theboardinggatehadchangedtwice.Theirfirstflighthadbeendelayedforoveranhour.Themotherhadusedeverysnackandeverysongonherphonetostophersongettingbored.BythetimetheyreachedAtlantafortheirconnectingflight,shehadnothingleftinherbagoftricksandhardlyanythingleftinherself.Herbackachedfromcarryingtheirluggage(行李)andherheartwasheavyfromthegoodbyeshehadjustgonethrough.Later,theyfoundarestaurantneartheentrance,andshehopedthatafamiliarmealmightbuythemanhourofpeacebeforeboardingthefinaljourneyhome.Buttherestaurantwasloudcrowded,andhersonhadreachedhislimit.Hemovedaroundinhisseat,knockedoverhiswater,andstartedmakingnoises.Themothertriedeverythingtocalmhimdown—agentlehando